POTTY TRAINING!

by RenaeMcAlister on February 8, 2010

Today I started full on potty training. Max has showed “signs” that he is ready for a while now. I have basically been the hold up. It seems like there was something going on every week so we just kept putting it off. The boys were sick, then we had a church meeting, so this week I decided it was time. This morning I started by putting Max in “big boy” underwear. He was really excited and when I sat him on the potty he peed. (Sidenote: We have been sitting Max on the potty every night before his bath to pee. He is always really excited about it and every night he pees without problem. I guess we just decided to do this to get Max use to going to the bathroom. He always gets one M&M everytime he pees in the potty and 2 M&Ms when he poops.) Since I teach on Mondays I had to have Nona (my mom) take over with the potty training. The initial plan was that we would sit Max on the potty every 30 minutes and basically make him sit there until he did something. (if we had to use some warm water we would) Mom told me that Max had an accident and told her he had to pee but it was too late. After that accident mom put Max in a pull up instead of underwear, which I told her to use if she needed to. After the first accident Max started telling my mom that he needed to pee. Every time he told her that he needed to go, he went, and got an M&M. She said that he had probably had 8 or 9 M&Ms, and that was when I came home at 1pm. After that initial accident this morning Max kept his pull up dry all day! When he saw me get a diaper out for Jake he told me that he doesn’t need a diaper anymore because he is a big boy. He is calling his pull up “big boy underwear”. I didn’t really plan on using pull ups, but if he keeps doing good then I will put him in underwear again. Day 1, SUCCESS!

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“Dancing” (AKA: Running in a Circle)

by RenaeMcAlister on January 17, 2010

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29 Months Old: SNOW!

January 10, 2010

Dear Max,
We had a very exciting month! The biggest surprise was that is SNOWED! IN TEXAS! I remember the Thanksgiving after you were born that it kind of “snowed/iced”, but you were just a baby and obviously don’t remember. That being said, this was really your first experience with snow. I was so excited to [...]

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I Laughed So Hard I Cried

January 1, 2010

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SNOW!!!

December 25, 2009

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28 Months Old: Boogers and Burritos

December 12, 2009

Dear Max,
Not that you care, but this month’s letter is a few days late. This week has been busy. I completed my first course in my masters program! It went really well and I feel like I learned a lot. Because of the holidays, I now have a month off before the next class and [...]

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27 Months Old: Blackeyes and Pumpkins

November 11, 2009

Dear Max,
We have had a very busy month and things are finally starting to slow down a little bit. Now that the seasons are changing and the fall is upon is there are pumpkins everywhere. There is a really neat pumpkin patch really close to our house and I thought it would be fun to [...]

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Tell Me This isn’t the Most RIDICULOUS Thing You’ve Ever Seen!

October 10, 2009

Amazon.com Widgets

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